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2009 Formula Renault 3.5 Series
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The 2009 Formula Renault 3.5 Series was the fifth Formula Renault 3.5 Series season. It began on 18 April at the Circuit de Catalunya and finished on 25 October at the brand-new Ciudad del Motor de Aragón in Alcañiz. It was the fifth season of the Renault-backed single-seater category. International DracoRacing driver Bertrand Baguette won the championship by a comfortable margin, having dominated the second half of the season. His team won their respective championship, ahead of Carlin Motorsport.




Contents






  • 1 Regulation Changes


    • 1.1 Technical


    • 1.2 Sporting




  • 2 Teams and drivers


    • 2.1 Driver changes




  • 3 Race calendar and results


  • 4 Season results


    • 4.1 Drivers' Championship


    • 4.2 Teams' Championship




  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Regulation Changes[edit]



Technical[edit]


After debuting in the 2008 season, the aerodynamics of the current Dallara chassis underwent "minor enhancements inspired by the 2009 F1 regulations".[1]



Sporting[edit]


A number of changes were made to the sporting regulations in order to reduce costs and better showcase drivers' talent:[2]



  • The Thursday test sessions at each meeting were scrapped, replaced with two one-hour sessions on the Friday.

  • The duration of each race was extended to 44 minutes + one lap.

  • A bonus point was awarded to the driver who climbed the most places during each race.


In addition, at the halfway point of the season (after the Hungaroring round) the championship leader got the opportunity to demonstrate a Renault R28 F1 car at a World Series meeting. After the seventh race of the season both Marcos Martínez and Bertrand Baguette were tied at the top of the standings, but by virtue of his three race wins, Martínez received the prize drive during the next round at Silverstone.[3]


And just like in previous years, the eventual champion earned a full test with the ING Renault F1 team at the end of the season.[4] Baguette won the title at the Nürburgring, to earn that test with the team.



Teams and drivers[edit]


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Team
No.
 Driver
 Status
 Rounds

France Tech 1 Racing
 1
New Zealand Brendon Hartley[5]
R
 1–5, 8–9

Italy Edoardo Mortara[6]
R
 6

Australia Daniel Ricciardo[7]
R
 7
2
France Charles Pic[8]
All

United Kingdom Ultimate Motorsport[9]
 3
United Kingdom Greg Mansell[9]
R
 1–7
4
Spain Miguel Molina[10]
1–7

United Kingdom P1 Motorsport
 5
United Kingdom James Walker[11]
All
6
Russia Daniil Move[12]
All

Italy Prema Powerteam
 7
Colombia Omar Leal[13]
R
 All
8
Italy Frankie Provenzano[14]
R
 1–2

Monaco Stefano Coletti[15]
R
 3

Czech Republic Filip Salaquarda[16]
R
 4–9

United Kingdom Carlin Motorsport
 9
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey[17]
R
 All
10
Spain Jaime Alguersuari[18]
R
 All

Portugal International DracoRacing
 11
Belgium Bertrand Baguette[19]
All
12
Spain Marco Barba[20]
All

Austria Interwetten.com Racing
 15
Romania Mihai Marinescu[21]
R
 1, 3, 6, 8–9

Germany Tobias Hegewald[22]
R
 2

Romania Michael Herck[23]
4–5, 7
16
South Africa Adrian Zaugg[21]
1–6

Mexico Salvador Durán[24]
8–9

United Kingdom Comtec Racing
 17
Russia Anton Nebylitskiy[25]
R
 1–2

Australia John Martin[26]
R
 3–5, 8

South Africa Cristiano Morgado[27]
R
 6

Brazil Alberto Valerio[28]
7

United Kingdom Greg Mansell[29]
R
 9
18
Latvia Harald Schlegelmilch[30]
R
 1

France Alexandre Marsoin[31]
2

United Kingdom Max Chilton[32]
R
 3

United Kingdom Jon Lancaster[33]
R
 4–9

United Kingdom Mofaz Fortec Motorsport
United Kingdom Mofaz Racing[34]
 19
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy[35]
All
20
Estonia Sten Pentus[36]
R
 All

Spain Epsilon Euskadi
 21
Spain Adrián Vallés[37]
1–5

Spain Dani Clos[6]
R
 6–7

Japan Keisuke Kunimoto[38]
R
 8–9
22
New Zealand Chris van der Drift[37]
R
 All

Spain Pons Racing
 23
Spain Marcos Martínez[39]
All
24
Italy Federico Leo[40]
R
 All

France KMP Group/SG Formula[41]
 25
Russia Anton Nebylitskiy[42]
R
 3–9
26
France Jules Bianchi[43]
R
 3

Italy Edoardo Mortara[44]
R
 4

France Guillaume Moreau[45]
5–9

Italy RC Motorsport
 27
Czech Republic Filip Salaquarda[46]
R
 3

Romania Mihai Marinescu[47]
R
 4

Argentina Esteban Guerrieri[48]
9
28
Italy Pasquale Di Sabatino[49]
1–8

Spain Bruno Méndez[48]
R
 9


  • KTR were due to race with car numbers 25 and 26, however the team pulled out on 1 April 2009 after team boss Kurt Mollekens stated that he was unable to secure a driver line-up for the season.[50] It was announced on 14 May 2009 that KMP Group/SG Formula will take up their entries.[41]


Driver changes[edit]


Changed Teams



  • Pasquale Di Sabatino: Red Devil Team Comtec → RC Motorsport


  • Esteban Guerrieri: Ultimate Motorsport → RC Motorsport


  • Alexandre Marsoin: Epsilon Euskadi → Comtec Racing


  • Miguel Molina: Prema Powerteam → Ultimate Motorsport


  • Daniil Move: KTR → P1 Motorsport


  • Sten Pentus: Red Devil Team Comtec → Mofaz Fortec Motorsport


  • James Walker: Fortec Motorsport → P1 Motorsport


Entering/Re-Entering FR3.5



  • Jaime Alguersuari: British F3 (Carlin Motorsport) → Carlin Motorsport


  • Jules Bianchi: Formula Three Euroseries (ART Grand Prix) → KMP Group/SG Formula


  • Max Chilton: British F3 (Carlin Motorsport) → Comtec Racing


  • Dani Clos: GP2 Series (Racing Engineering) → Epsilon Euskadi


  • Stefano Coletti: Formula Three Euroseries (Prema Powerteam) → Prema Powerteam


  • Chris van der Drift: International Formula Master (JD Motorsport) → Epsilon Euskadi


  • Salvador Durán: A1 Grand Prix (A1 Team Mexico) → Interwetten.com


  • Brendon Hartley: British F3 (Carlin Motorsport) → Tech 1 Racing


  • Tobias Hegewald: Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 (Motopark Academy) → Interwetten.com


  • Michael Herck: GP2 Series (DPR) → Interwetten.com


  • Keisuke Kunimoto: Formula Nippon (Team LeMans) → Epsilon Euskadi


  • Jon Lancaster: Formula Three Euroseries (ART Grand Prix) → Comtec Racing


  • Omar Leal: Euroseries 3000 (Durango) → Prema Powerteam


  • Federico Leo: ATS Formel 3 Cup (Ombra Racing) → Pons Racing


  • Mihai Marinescu: Formula BMW Europe (FMS International) → Interwetten.com/RC Motorsport


  • John Martin: A1 Grand Prix (A1 Team Australia)/British F3 (Räikkönen Robertson Racing) → Comtec Racing


  • Greg Mansell: Atlantic Championship (Walker Racing) → USR/Comtec Racing


  • Bruno Méndez: European F3 Open Championship (Campos Racing) → RC Motorsport


  • Guillaume Moreau: FIA GT Championship (Luc Alphand Aventures) → KMP Group/SG Formula


  • Cristiano Morgado: Formula Volkswagen (Morgado Racing) → Comtec Racing


  • Edoardo Mortara: GP2 Series (Arden International) → KMP Group/SG Formula & Tech 1 Racing


  • Anton Nebylitskiy: Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 (SG Drivers' Project) → Comtec Racing & KMP Group/SG Formula


  • Frankie Provenzano: International Formula Master (ADM Motorsport) → Prema Powerteam


  • Daniel Ricciardo: British F3 (Carlin Motorsport) → Tech 1 Racing


  • Filip Salaquarda: International Formula Master (ISR Racing) → RC Motorsport


  • Harald Schlegelmilch: International Formula Master (Trident Racing) → Comtec Racing


  • Oliver Turvey: British F3 (Carlin Motorsport) → Carlin Motorsport


  • Alberto Valerio: GP2 Series (Piquet GP) → Comtec Racing


  • Adrián Vallés: GP2 Series (BCN Competicion) → Epsilon Euskadi


  • Adrian Zaugg: A1 Grand Prix (A1 Team South Africa) → Interwetten.com


Leaving FR3.5



  • Mikhail Aleshin: Carlin Motorsport → FIA Formula Two Championship


  • Borja García: RC Motorsport → Atlantic Championship (Condor Motorsports)


  • Giedo van der Garde: P1 Motorsport → GP2 Series (iSport International)


  • Julien Jousse: Tech 1 Racing → FIA Formula Two Championship


  • Pippa Mann: P1 Motorsport → Indy Lights (Panther Racing)


  • Mario Romancini: Epsilon Euskadi → Indy Lights (RLR/Andersen Racing)


  • Duncan Tappy: RC Motorsport → Indy Lights (Genoa Racing)


  • Robert Wickens: Carlin Motorsport → FIA Formula Two Championship



Race calendar and results[edit]


Seven rounds formed meetings of the 2009 World Series by Renault season, with additional rounds supporting the Monaco Grand Prix and the 1000 km of Algarve.






















































































































































































Round
 Circuit
 Date
 Pole Position
 Fastest Lap
 Winning Driver
 Winning Team
Rookie Winner
1
 R1
Spain Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona
 18 April
Spain Adrián Vallés
Spain Miguel Molina
Spain Marcos Martínez
Spain Pons Racing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
 19 April
France Charles Pic
France Charles Pic
Spain Marcos Martínez
Spain Pons Racing
Estonia Sten Pentus
2
 R1
Belgium Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
 2 May
Spain Marco Barba
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Spain Marcos Martínez
Spain Pons Racing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
 3 May
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
United Kingdom James Walker
United Kingdom James Walker
United Kingdom P1 Motorsport
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
3
Monaco Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo
 24 May
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
United Kingdom Carlin Motorsport
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
4
 R1
Hungary Hungaroring, Budapest
 13 June
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy
United Kingdom Mofaz Fortec Motorsport
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
R2
 14 June
Spain Marcos Martínez
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy
Italy Pasquale Di Sabatino
Italy RC Motorsport
Colombia Omar Leal
5
 R1
United Kingdom Silverstone Circuit
 4 July
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
Spain Marcos Martínez
Spain Pons Racing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
 5 July
France Charles Pic
France Charles Pic
France Charles Pic
France Tech 1 Racing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
6
 R1
France Bugatti Circuit, Le Mans
 18 July
Spain Marco Barba
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Portugal International DracoRacing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
 19 July
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
Spain Miguel Molina
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Portugal International DracoRacing
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
7
 R1
Portugal Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, Portimão
 1 August
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
France Charles Pic
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
United Kingdom Comtec Racing
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
R2
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
United Kingdom Carlin Motorsport
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
8
 R1
Germany Nürburgring
19 September
Russia Daniil Move
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Portugal International DracoRacing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
20 September
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
France Charles Pic
France Tech 1 Racing
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
9
 R1
Spain Ciudad del Motor de Aragón, Alcañiz
 24 October
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
Argentina Esteban Guerrieri
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Portugal International DracoRacing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
R2
 25 October
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy
United Kingdom James Walker
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
Portugal International DracoRacing
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey


Season results[edit]


  • Points for both championships are awarded as follows:






















































Race
 Qualifying
Position
  1st 
  2nd 
  3rd 
  4th 
  5th 
  6th 
  7th 
  8th 
  9th 
  10th 
PP
 2nd
 3rd

Sprint
 12
 10
 8
 7
 6
 5
 4
 3
 2
 1



Feature
 15
 12
 10
 8
 6
 5
 4
 3
 2
 1
4
 2
 1

In addition, a bonus point will be awarded to the driver who climbs the most places in the race order during each race.


The maximum number of points a driver can earn each weekend (except Monaco) is 32 and the maximum number for a team is 57. At Monaco and Portimão, a different point system was implemented, with the qualifying points awarded to each group as there is no Super Pole session.



Drivers' Championship[edit]















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Pos
 Driver
CAT
SPR
Spain
CAT
FEA
Spain
SPA
SPR
Belgium
SPA
FEA
Belgium
MON
FEA
Monaco
HUN
SPR
Hungary
HUN
FEA
Hungary
SIL
SPR
United Kingdom
SIL
FEA
United Kingdom
BUG
SPR
France
BUG
FEA
France
ALG
SPR
Portugal
ALG
FEA
Portugal
NÜR
SPR
Germany
NÜR
FEA
Germany
ALC
SPR
Spain
ALC
FEA
Spain
 Points
1
Belgium Bertrand Baguette
 2
 Ret
2*
21
 5
 3
 6
8
 5
1
 1
 2
 52
 1
 5
 1
 1
155
2
Malaysia Fairuz Fauzy
 8
 7
 15
 15
 15
1
7
 2
 4
 7
 4
 8*
 20
 2
 3
 6
21
98
3
France Charles Pic
 DNS
61
 4
 Ret
 9
 11
 8
 7
11
 6
 Ret
4
 21
 6
 12
 13
 11
94
4
United Kingdom Oliver Turvey
 4
 11
 6
 14
11
 8
 Ret
 3
 3
 3
 103
 Ret
 62
 4
 Ret3
2
 5
93
5
United Kingdom James Walker
 6
 Ret2
 Ret
12
 31
 4
 Ret3
 4
 22
 Ret
 92
 6
 8
 Ret
 4
 18
9
89
6
Spain Jaime Alguersuari
 5
 16†
 10
 6
 6
 5
 16
 6
 9
 4
 3
 3
11
 5
 6
 8
 12
88
7
Spain Marcos Martínez
 1
 1
 1
 5
 Ret2
 6
Ret1
 1
 6
 17
 Ret
 15
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 11
 13
73
8
Spain Miguel Molina
9
 14
 3
 33
 43
 7
 Ret2
 9
 Ret
 9
2
 7
 4




64
9
Spain Marco Barba
 Ret
 Ret
7
 12
 16
 2
 2
 10
 10
5
 7
 16
 11
 8
 7
 14
 6
50
10
Russia Daniil Move
 14
 123
 5
 4
 Ret
 12
 9
 18
 8
 11
 19
 Ret
 10*
3
 9
 4
 3
49
11
New Zealand Chris van der Drift
 7
 3
 9
 Ret
 7
 13*
 4
 Ret
 19
 15
 11
 Ret
 7
 14
 10
 9
 82
41
12
Italy Pasquale Di Sabatino
 11
 8
 8
 8
 Ret3
 14
 1
 Ret
 Ret
 2
 8
 14
 18
 10
 Ret


39
13
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster




9
 10
22
 15
 8
51
1
 Ret
9
 Ret
 3
 203
39
14
South Africa Adrian Zaugg
 10*
 5
 12
 7
 22
 10
 Ret
 13
 11
 Ret
 15






27
15
New Zealand Brendon Hartley
 12
 9
 11
 10
17
17
 12
 5
 133



13
21
 15
 16
26
16
Estonia Sten Pentus
 18
 2*
 18
 11*
 11
 18
 15
 14
 7*
 14
 13
 9
 14
 Ret
 12
 Ret
 10*
23
17
Spain Adrián Vallés
3
 4
 DNS
 Ret
 8
 16
 Ret
 12
 14








19
18
France Guillaume Moreau






16*
 12
 13
 12
 5
 33
 11
 Ret
 19
 18
18
19
Argentina Esteban Guerrieri















5*
 4
15
20
Colombia Omar Leal
 15
 19†
 19
 18
 14
 22
 3
 17
 16
 Ret
 20
 18
 17
 17
 14*
 21
 22†
11
21
Italy Federico Leo
 19
 18
 17
 17
 18
 Ret
 14
 15
 21
 18
 Ret
 13
 19
 18
 17
 7
 7
8
22
Australia John Martin



12*
 20
 13
 21
 20



7
 8


8
23
Romania Michael Herck




Ret
 5*
 20
 18

19
 Ret




7
24
Italy Edoardo Mortara




21
 Ret

Ret
 6*






6
25
Spain Dani Clos








10*
 17
 Ret
 93




5
26
United Kingdom Greg Mansell
 13
 10
 13
 9
 13
 15
 Ret
 11
 22
 12
 Ret
 11
 13

10
 14
4
27
Czech Republic Filip Salaquarda



21
 Ret
 NC
 19
 17
 Ret
 16
 10
 12
 Ret
 Ret
 12
 15
1
28
Monaco Stefano Coletti



10












1
29
Russia Anton Nebylitskiy
 17
 17†
 20
 Ret
 20
 19
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 12
 Ret
 12*
 11
 Ret
 Ret
1
30
Romania Mihai Marinescu
 Ret
 13

Ret
 Ret
 11

16
 14

15
 15
 20
 17
0
31
Italy Frankie Provenzano
 Ret
 15
 16
 13













0
32
Japan Keisuke Kunimoto












16
 13
 17
 21
0
33
Germany Tobias Hegewald

14
 16













0
34
Australia Daniel Ricciardo










Ret
 15




0
35
Mexico Salvador Durán












DNS
 16
 16
 Ret
0
36
Brazil Alberto Valerio










17
 16




0
37
Latvia Harald Schlegelmilch
 16
 Ret















0
38
South Africa Cristiano Morgado








19
 18






0
39
Spain Bruno Méndez














Ret
 19
0
40
United Kingdom Max Chilton



19












0


France Alexandre Marsoin

Ret
 DNS













0


France Jules Bianchi



Ret












0
Pos
 Driver
CAT
SPR
Spain
CAT
FEA
Spain
SPA
SPR
Belgium
SPA
FEA
Belgium
MON
FEA
Monaco
HUN
SPR
Hungary
HUN
FEA
Hungary
SIL
SPR
United Kingdom
SIL
FEA
United Kingdom
BUG
SPR
France
BUG
FEA
France
ALG
SPR
Portugal
ALG
FEA
Portugal
NÜR
SPR
Germany
NÜR
FEA
Germany
ALC
SPR
Spain
ALC
FEA
Spain
 Points




















































Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish

Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)

Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank
 Did not participate (DNP)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

† – Retired, but classified

* – Hard charger
1 – 3 Points for Pole
2 – 2 Points for P2
3 – 1 Point for P3


Teams' Championship[edit]




































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Pos
 Team
 Car
No.
CAT
SPR
Spain
CAT
FEA
Spain
SPA
SPR
Belgium
SPA
FEA
Belgium
MON
FEA
Monaco
HUN
SPR
Hungary
HUN
FEA
Hungary
SIL
SPR
United Kingdom
SIL
FEA
United Kingdom
BUG
SPR
France
BUG
FEA
France
ALG
SPR
Portugal
ALG
FEA
Portugal
NÜR
SPR
Germany
NÜR
FEA
Germany
ALC
SPR
Spain
ALC
FEA
Spain
 Points
1
Portugal International DracoRacing
 11
 2
 Ret
2*
2
 5
 3
 6
8
 5
 1*
 1
 2
 5
 1
 5
 1
 1
205
12
 Ret
 Ret
7
 12
 16
 2
 2
 10
 10
5
 7
 16
 11
 8
 7
 14
 6
2
United Kingdom Carlin Motorsport
 9
 4
 11
 6
 14
1
 8
 Ret
 3
 3
 3
 10
 Ret
 6
 4
 Ret
2
 5
181
10
 5
 16†
 10
 6
 6
 5
 16
 6
 9
 4
 3
 3
1*
 5
 6
 8
 12
3
United Kingdom P1 Motorsport
 5
 6
 Ret
 Ret
 1*
 3
 4
 Ret
 4
 2
 Ret
 9
 6
 8
 Ret
 4
 18
 9*
138
6
 14
 12
 5
 4
 Ret
 12
 9
 18
 8
 11
 19
 Ret
10
3
 9
 4
 3
4
France Tech 1 Racing
 1
 12
 9
 11
 10
 17*
 17*
 12
 5
 13
 Ret
6
 Ret
 15
 13
2*
 15
 16
126
2
 DNS
6*
 4
 Ret
 9
 11
 8
 7
1*
 6
 Ret
 4
 2
 6
 1
 13
 11
5
United Kingdom Mofaz Fortec Motorsport
United Kingdom Mofaz Racing
 19
 8
 7
 15
 15
 15
1
 7*
 2
 4
 7
 4
8
 20
 2
 3
 6
2
121
20
 18
2
 18
11
 11
 18
 15
 14
7
 14
 13
 9
 14
 Ret
 12
 Ret
10
6
Spain Pons Racing
 23
 1
 1
 1
 5
 Ret
 6
Ret
 1
 6
 17
 Ret
 15
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 11
 13
81
24
 19
 18
 17
 17
 18
 Ret
 14
 15
 21
 18
 Ret
 13
 19
 18
 17
 7
 7
7
United Kingdom Ultimate Motorsport
 3
 13
 10
 13
 9
 13
 15
 Ret
 11
 22
 12
 Ret
 11
 13




67
4
 9*
 14
 3
 3
 4
 7
 Ret
 9
 Ret
 9
 2*
 7
 4



8
Spain Epsilon Euskadi
 21
3
 4
 DNS
 Ret
 8
 16
 Ret
 12
 14
10
 17
 Ret
 9
 16
 13
 17
 21
65
22
 7
 3
 9
 Ret
 7
13
 4
 Ret
 19
 15
 11
 Ret
 7
 14
 10
 9
 8
9
Italy RC Motorsport
 27



21
 Ret
 11








5*
 4
54
28
 11
 8
 8
 8
 Ret
 14
 1
 Ret
 Ret
 2
 8
 14
 18
 10
 Ret
 Ret
 19
10
United Kingdom Comtec Racing
 17
 17
 17†
 20
 Ret
12
 20
 13
 21
 20
 19
 18
 17
 16
 7
 8
 10
 14
48
18
 16
 Ret
 Ret
 DNS
 19
 9
 10
 22*
 15
 8
5
1
 Ret
 9*
 Ret
 3
 20
11
Austria Interwetten.com
 15
 Ret
 13
 14
 16
 Ret
 Ret
5
 20
 18
 16
 14
 19
 Ret
 15
 15
 20
 17
34
16
10
 5
 12
 7
 2
 10
 Ret
 13
 11
 Ret
 15

DNS
 16
 16
 Ret
12
France KMP Group/SG Formula
 25



20
 19
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 12
 Ret
12
 11
 Ret
 Ret
19
26



Ret
 21
 Ret
16
 12
 13
 12
 5
 3
 11
 Ret
 19
 18
13
Italy Prema Powerteam
 7
 15
 19†
 19
 18
 14
 22
 3
 17
 16
 Ret
 20
 18
 17
 17
14
 21
 22†
13
8
 Ret
 15
 16
 13
 10
 Ret
 NC
 19
 17
 Ret
 16
 10
 12
 Ret
 Ret
 12
 15
Pos
 Team
 Car
No.
CAT
SPR
Spain
CAT
FEA
Spain
SPA
SPR
Belgium
SPA
FEA
Belgium
MON
FEA
Monaco
HUN
SPR
Hungary
HUN
FEA
Hungary
SIL
SPR
United Kingdom
SIL
FEA
United Kingdom
BUG
SPR
France
BUG
FEA
France
ALG
SPR
Portugal
ALG
FEA
Portugal
NÜR
SPR
Germany
NÜR
FEA
Germany
ALC
SPR
Spain
ALC
FEA
Spain
 Points




















































Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish

Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)

Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank
 Did not participate (DNP)
Excluded (EX)


  • Polesitter for feature race in bold and is awarded four points. Second and third placed drivers in the Super Pole session receive 2 & 1 points respectively.

  • Driver with asterisk recorded fastest lap. No points are awarded.

  • Driver who retired but was classified denoted by †.

  • Driver who gained most positions in a race in italics, and is awarded one point.



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